Eran Robert Andrechek

Eran Robert Andrechek is a Professor in the Department of Physiology at Michigan State University. His research focuses on breast cancer heterogeneity, mammary gland development, and signal transduction pathways in tumor progression.

• PhD from McMaster University (2003)
• Postdoctoral training at Duke University
• Assistant Professor at MSU since 2009

Research Areas include:

• Computational and genetic modeling of breast cancer progression
• Role of E2F transcription factors in mammary development and tumorigenesis
• Investigating metastatic mechanisms in immune-competent mouse models
• Analysis of signaling pathway signatures for individualized therapy

Recent Trends in his publications emphasize Cyclin D1 regulation, organ-specific metastasis, and transcriptional networks in mammary tumors.

Grants include funding from:

• National Institutes of Health (2020-2027)
• Susan G Komen Foundation (2024-2026)
• US Department of Defense (2021-2025)
• McMaster University (1997-2003)

He leads the Andrechek Lab, which integrates bioinformatics with genetic models to study breast cancer mechanisms and therapeutic strategies.